Clipboard between devices
Move text and images between computers without uploading them. Keep this page open on both devices.
Choose what to send
Paste text or an image below, or ask the browser to read your current clipboard.
Browsers do not let websites watch the clipboard continuously. Keep this page open and paste here, or use the button above.Choose a device
Open this page/clipboard on another device using the same Wi-Fi. If it does not appear, use a pairing code below.
Pair across different networks
Create a short code, then open the link or enter the code on the other device.
This tab's history
Up to 20 recent items are kept in memory only while this tab stays open.
How the shared clipboard works
Open this page on both devices. Paste text or an image — a screenshot, for example — on one, send it, and it appears on the other, ready to copy. You can also have received items copied automatically, although your browser may still ask for permission.
Items travel over a direct peer-to-peer WebRTC connection and are encrypted again by DocuChan in the browser. A short code shown on both screens lets you confirm that you are connected to the right device. DocuChan's server only introduces the devices; it never receives or relays your text or images.
Received items live only in this tab's temporary history and are gone when you close it. If the two devices cannot form a direct connection — some office and mobile networks block it — the transfer fails instead of falling back to a server.
Questions about Clipboard
Is my clipboard uploaded or stored?
No. Text and images go directly between the browsers and stay only in the open tab's temporary history.
Why won't my devices connect?
Clipboard needs a direct connection. Try putting both devices on the same Wi-Fi, or use Beam, which can use an encrypted relay when needed.
Does it read my clipboard on its own?
No. It sends only what you paste or choose to send. Automatic copying applies to received items, and only if you turn it on.